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Door, Form, Stem & Grip
Vases, trays, arches, sculpture, and marble pulls — forms that hold a room.

Ceramic, rattan, marble — forms the aunt would set down and mean.
A clear surface so daily life can be seen. One stone story through the room.
The hand that opens the cabinet and the wardrobe. Same vein family — decor the aunt would choose.
Travertine arches in three scales — pocket, medium, and tall skyline
Amber marble sculpture and yellow spheres that interrupt urgency
Trays and bowls that give the day a stage — keys, fruit, quiet gold
Marble cabinet and door pulls — medium and large, seven stone veins
The walk through the room: door, form, one stem, what arrived, tray, grip
We named Wafa for the aunt — she loves decor. The form that makes a room feel chosen. A tray so the day can land. A vessel so one stem has a home. An arch you live beside. Amber held after the sun moves on. She walks a room and knows where the piece belongs — not because she is tidy, but because what you keep needs a place that looks like someone meant it. Wafa collection is that eye: all the decor a house is glad to show. We still call her when we choose a new piece. Aunt always asks: “Where will you put it?”